The Sun. — London, England, 1809-04-29 00:00:00

. . . v..f,,i1 iia•tionlar description:4)f .service it veis applictl. ' 'Ill..: Iii.:,111 .11011.. Oe9tierilan com.:luded by moving ilia' p t-cs •01:s (ptostion. Nit. -11.P.14,N Ey, did not see the analogy.betwftn. tik• suilt,,f,ir;inted fur the defence of Hanover and the I,;:;seitt .is4ues.. '.l'lie advances triadelo-Count 7.\,l,utster wars not . to he considered ai inik,lary„, 't ',....,' had limiting to do with the artily. In the ease tit prt-seint 11,.;;;Itc: the !louse it appeared, thatidMay li6. :nt 1,,:•., "„e(pter had been opened, to a consicierit b::: atov,,uot 1,,,r the ,reliel ol:ditressed Portuguese Enti4l titt, at.d. )lie 41401 of 85,0001. granted fur that purpose, although a provision of i 40,0001. annually tc;Lti speciticaay. ohltie for the sante purposes. In whatever way it was coosidered, either ai an Army . Litiaordipary„ or tnr the relief of ealtigrants,. it bvt:iik,,d to. hioi a gro•t; deception cm the 'louse, ioritose.:slotoc.er.s would brit po.ssltily knosv svltak IQ 1;0ft %%Teti 04. e SiAt'hi li.,"t.y had voted `wee tlini .flp. plic,,l, 110 Cr'it:l,), t,,-',.,lto•••ever, think with the Right lion. (3,:ttleLnao, ...nal :In pcnnt;of fact .the i3sues it n, titi5.......0,e were ..1111 Ann), .Xirt‘ordirwry. Kirf of o.l,e3ii!s',AoL, vvt.ire paid \viten:Portugal-was in•our own Otgite.sioll. It 'war, 1101.illtived extra ordi nary.t hat the Portuces,e.ahould rtnt away from Ui, as we iaw:tbat it aetuaLy Wg,:itht: CIA:. •','Wht) Vwc,:retidert.c.t:them a blcsFsiu4,7 and icstoteri their coniury to then), it was aarpri?Apir, that we should pay fur bringing • them aWav .trotti ; lint happutesb which we had procured for their+. It :yr eareLf to hint to be a rriic.st extra ordithlt y. Artn) ilditrac4dinarY to pay .popple ipiltile e 11,44,, ~14ici) they wonisi ,niake of going lrom or t.,,,..ink; in their .own country. The .4.rmy,..L4tia ordttilries f(,r the last year had pot been voted tilt the 1:E! It i . and yet tho ftrat .pay wen t was a4ir,,pu•the ) i 2,11. it wo 1::;t probable, Ile said, that the Surnis V. ittsttc,ss e(o ::o,raw!. A puld Op ilo, if stic.4 a:.n4eattAire w ts;lll)litt.k.-ornewplatiunil 4,ucit a ose•tlqver before •'''i'l(l.,iii, -V a: Yotqc.Ri.,.4r;ll/1 I?iq,icirshifilr:i4s, ilmquit:ing. to :.2,40040f.• ,tio .p.toku...tliv diift-veilte I),tsvvet, that stun; and., 4,0900m1., if:flic 41tbjgct 11,,, wit, the 11ot:se:was lint a set jou* ground fur a Parr ii.tia,.:titary ti)(4.an, fle,.tod NI, ,iilloW Whpi,,mis.,,, it W ,413,;.i..;ivil tr .ansaction, and nothing Alilitary in it will,ti!vo,r: . ": . , i . ''.--The-ITiVttex.LoH of the ExCHLb,tligt vN pl4iiied,. -leNl.l..littssfettia. observed, 11,31 the Ilight..fion. aeltlic'rnati arga,iict-asoif -lie,knew only the theOry'of. the Army gxtr4ordii),:ot:,, ,:lid this wholly„ignOrant 6(the prat'...tic.-. It tiaill,.cii,:i itifilsarn Factice in all: iithes to i3-.ut.: money on gr,ot34 si,l,ileirto tliat Iloit, hiiiter dote;‘issirin, ;61,1 (p 1.4.tCt.; th&:4o,lijSa;i',cnig the Army 4istia(ndit4.!rie.,,. l'hie granti;Cplitit Iqui••.tel was hiriol,y an.,:l',o:cicil 'to the p.w.it)iiii,tlOt• roilt3iy Opriltiohi were urcittes:ioliahl) itoticontem tit tttid in Hanover at .th,... time, 'lto utpv fuh. . T . 17;enikinail 53id, tii'.lt noti)ilig wa*fevctr 'l;lood.in, the Artny F.,xtraotctiotitio; Lot that 's,vhichj,,was,. a lo'oper nUittary exptn,littire. TIPA w:•i,t/ proper fliOHlry cx.pvilLiiiti,e, hiai)altil a 5 it 1'1"(:\V Qtl( 0 .0-10 elictlro,talics cif I he '‘var. , ~ : , . , • Mr. TIF,IINt:Y and Air, 1-lusKfssort icvet•ally ex , plained. I-Qr,l til:NttY . l'aTTY'l'eade a, brief rgFily...ilo denied that p p is Atiqp Oct 1111,\y•tencf(;iteY:ff4 inikcie. iii- 1.)q.)1i,. sari.:i4i.:.ilt ;s4,.tiiost oofittiing(pat l'ar ltanwitt h I I ()104 ;:1()13))11,61i it 5; SpilliOtirii•Yck , tligip 11b1 IC 11 ipi Icy, A fi iii‘t.*s., it)4le,inl.lit-.: \vat, tl)4f. the *li r' ' t0".(1.;,,r..ti,ett,,..i0ti yro,,t ntatri.„Wele macre at ihiii,pgrt,l 9r, 11111.1 r t 4; ;111.(rit' W. 14 t. i.i".(loty of Alniiiits4p itr...vt! to i'.ellaroont ,Oti.,; h,...;q4tiity 1 hat, CXJS(A., or . • • t!,01.1). ,N..461:1,* (;'.'lilt, he iii'•iirl', 'Ai ill''."ol4ll..l's.llY ••1 - . • . ... .. o;4:;ertioli Ui 0,,..., 1100. (";11r),I10.i1);',tt, t!;it ;:,. gIAOIS ' ITH,,ihg °lit (>1 the eyentspr,th, ssar y.eit3 I'vilLly..rX ir,lorditiLtlit.:s. Vie 4id 'oot recolioq thi, Ftcitl,[4l qi,!•.: l'oPii,tri.'slip ,of the: gritot io •Count .Nl9,ititsff,i ))ty eft,lllitft4iiig tho,taiet,t flaoot or at that. titoeltto.Va3 doohi);..s COto.teeted tvith a.:in:litaty. pti,r4miefc,f-le wisici.ft.la,g;iitt tiot,..to be oftders(pod. as opjet:tvg. to the 'grain it sell) tvI)Is:11 riitight be pert..try ,p,ronr,as a libel al and in wanititioas Ilit'lsqre, 151.1 i, ta 'de ,matt7 : . ~ . . tit...ran w,ftiCh ifiti;ts.gu was .111:itiv4, ti_e per;,clre4eLl hi liii" timiityla , 1 i.... :4r:. NCl.....{4),litfs4P.PiTttil. 'llc "")oi'P. . , ;•,• , .. . , ;:'Lll,:.:piriz.4c.l.4.wlt 9,l,,Atif. Y.0..,'5:;4A %mt. $44914" '" ,I;;.-W.Ii4,t..h.h-14,.Fontett91;i:%,e,,•tt113t J. illi - .:,t was iii ,i,Kipr.,:iftte),,i,A,l;o:llo,VreA.,34ctcilt. i , 1 ~,.1' 3043 A. 1 ton ..ykiai to ,en Tut, ,anal , , ' .1 1 , ~,,, •,' , 40.,1,: 1 ,i,,5,,,§,,),,,i, mit ai noi te3vir ‘,O print; in ri.oin Lo Textlill i';',0,,,34.,; tironlit Jti ,ti :l 1111.',-,. anil, I (;st()rt3l y ~tfli, liActii,,,i, ~t A:liivyitity 0.11, 1 ii,1,i14 heett Con il,:,4);iellA:i 4rpf!s. of AO oiirpity 1. 10 be soki. witiloot IP4,o,,elUli.".,i4fi,lPP)e c.,:pusuttipitoti billies, Y11::-Yv !I:44Ulipdxiik;'.brupgli: in the'CliaritibieD6- :IY,-ii7,iii;iti,'l.---Atit./da first, and ordered to biread 'a !."411(.1111x4 (int WeCI.P4IY, •, :.; . - . hi . . S J. IS '.,t Powt•titoi(c‘l' that there be laid tforo t)ii:A-,lousetftt Cl: of 41001/11,124,!;f4V14 t?..Y the .Ite,oity..yO(.ltelana:since937l6r..l§4lllttaiir;p2sc, " ',Nli.(*Ktf,"li,:ithil; iim..l2Fivrtoliiiv 01 corrptti4 A slaper,tiyat made V by time hon. .13aronet.4onIte.,(twe it a, with'ieSpeal to a suit) -w,bich.hq 11:14- 4ecia're—d ),:„.11)!:.:1',, pre.leotea ~),_,:ft ,0-0:),..1 'Jory to frelapd,lo ti,,, 610.:k -purse of the Pore IVliiiil3., lie iill4 it)- tii.il, 4. d into the subject,At..4 11er bunch Iltat it wait for ,lin,' pt., ij),,,:ie of lirocuripg;tipb4itut3 and vylopteerb. to./ ttio Alll4.ia, )it....1. ,NEwptilvi' 4141..4 tbat -the .klon.,qeritferilan 0114.24,0nr-cort , the:ENClfF.al.qi•observell, that thetiriohottoble.Gentiernati Inuit,' have one two objeds 'mat:complicit ; 'either I pain the i forniii. tiota ContainedAn the papers to lirocure A , censure dn the pastlaxOtie .ril, condu6ting the busitteisl?) . the War.Otlieei,.'or by a discussion thereoti to hasten a reform itrthat department. l fst he Orst of these- Was :his intention; then there tittict be no iti waiting; :tint it it ,WilS-111e secOnd, lie called op, n tocoti •otisicr if there was any, probability of the ineitibres'of the - Executive Government being in tiny way expe- Alited•tbt such it dketissibn. 'Ott- the contrary, his Right .- J - ionottrable Friend had pciinted' out how it woivid - retard the reformatiotilitidAnminesi of the Otti4e... Although the' Rt'purt had been pro- . * Lineal in yei the 7th and ethltekorts had not, beett - out neatly , so long, and on a general and- con- ne6led tneastate of Military flefomi, they wete re cessary btitor Otwernntein could take any steps` er -that purpos!,%'• would therefore leave it to the • Pgr4 : Vristied IlleitAr. n .1 4 4 4 ‘4 1 ,„4) 900. Maruetticourt, liow-urat 4 ,And l'u.hli/hett by W 11,1.170 1. it MAR V It_ SC ItLPPS, South alo' At th 6 ttni•OFFigg, Noe I.le, baud ; v,liela ildvirririntAts; Orders for the Paper, Letlcrs tor tiw Editor, (post-paia), r: ::;ent t ;~ 14 ;~ rI rinnortrant. teman, sA!.!orher or noj It vvaN v44)s: t‘') Wfzit-,pnd no itid.;;) , ill 3tit"i;clll% . E~ t 0 the Ccitr wis-ioneN cvdd !A! ;1117 00',V thoy 1,..d the \t hole 0.t.,, 14-Jiyer th:ta vres.s rnolion of , - fair Alm 7th and sth related to E' o7 • : ` jott, whiu.l pot .einbrored Ow snd \ should tliereinre be dis!inclly ton,idercd. Ile not think the Hattie co , fld possibly . suffer ;anon?4,. Bssion to pass away without taking it sider.3;ol). Ti.e S .CIIF.T.AIIIr . Watt thought the7th.andßlb Reports oop were pot tinc , kted with the CUL. .Isl e.:rtninly w0i4,1,, in We course of the. Session, mak* every iequisite nlquirv, and he did WI applACIV.* i,t Would be twcessitry - iti:hring them befot Ica; 'Pent, nor a 5 nware that it ever had t,en N.Tr. Wari - vitn.7.l) his ITotloorable Friend 'that ii4v clot s arc re eu,pioyeci (tiv-i614 .of ter.) to keep the.itccouriti in or4.ler, 1191WIGIStan4i. ing likftt it appear,-0. weo.! still getting in 111;1 '.; Fr010ur.,;.11.! 41.cre.taiy loth smted,•ttia; 4 ire set t le it E i ‘t ‘ 1 1 : ) e t . l e ,r : -4 l b ) 1 ) . 1 : r I y (1 1 ) : Is 3: r r L o t l s : r t t‘, l ,4 i i 'e : l 4 l :t ; cl i t t , i u .;. l : ) . l 'l :l . ll,l sl , le ( t ul l : o 3 i BcCountA. It appt-Irca that 64, )O&. ati ' I ,Y setvict--, ailght 'opt to 1!1 !..re th:3ll rc.ve.r.d sortie. exl.l , inat ion; ..Supposit,g.afipsci to . cx;•;: t the pm:A\ t lilt. i t w ai norvonveuttlit tot tnitig furevaid tiie accolltltS 11,-,0 a yet- ••,! ai that on,:wer tnigbt returned 2 . l u u ses ou,ot Stipp. )t!t:f.l 10 exist'. I'. StVillletr the arr.int;ewt;olq ti ,, ti , :crOari ::!ated to.benow tpstitig Ena:k: 'Plat thew , yns gr.:at i 4; that ds:p %veil gitol). had tt.,t is... made up t'neir toinds could not object to , tri'a d•ccisiint ; he wo4l . Iloautitabie pot it i:11 tiesiday ; but if tnean: ,„ „; ' •wtlt;oU l>z wnuld Lave -Linn :,e sent.- - 1 1 upon ii. -•• • . The SECHLTAVY ;it WAr OwiT un.:ersto(4ll (inky objecn :1 to t 4 he thought they -irould tly occupy (I.' , ° t ''' • .9 1 1414 e . ilunse. if the "wonft.i ivithdraw his motion tor true preheit 4 , p W c ° d ul in tl g a n sl- , :e al r e t i a . jainoywltkia,tle:bcouttsilidwsb:optriodheucc);idic‘,l,liiiiiiwettl e,inall'- a bear testimony to the dihgence 'and. integrity of toe ,clerks now crnployed';'. After *few ‘ivords •from 'General I'Ant.BTON, :Mr: WARDLE:Said; tion.'Secretary taken if he imagined he illOiltll to sity i• thing jos - ttle against him in partietthit, or nivitot any (. 1114 rttly He f+horild : , :orfr Iti tt `other Gentkuter. in Iheir.'l)lieeli. • 1 011 y. 10 say, 17'.-its. did exi, , ,t lit' ()like, to whicly:4, 111::111 10 ii;. ply all L'lfeM relne-dY) iits WOU t fkrefOre, 'without beiintzion,,wittrdn sv tuotiow for the pre.ien. • , Tilolllolioll • !'llte'&itikrupt , and Militia o, 7 tevrrattrlend p • . t t i. 7 41 ic tied.--Vriit reci It 9 tic nn the !<4 1. otdors:ct sn hi. b • dia •• Cati...ats `k.X4til !,tslll;',Whiell was- niciercd . ro 7 •. 1 ):. - roi.sed, anti react a third - time OttMondity, , • .Ott the Illation of Mr. Pose, the His 5.,, ref , cikr? • itself •• into a Cotranittee ;oti aw.Att :it:knot bla present NC...jolty, }r a t ' ( ; in tiring lie xßill 140 rt.tohttill ' ;t,.r iiief;lkt . p:i l- 1 &C. •: ' ". • ilacif other Orders •Of the' , 1)1y were and the'. &Asti tv.ljoOrnott 'at Twelve Monday. • Jill? . - .k aIiAVSSEIea, Ay: , ll. 2''. . tir '" i till p a ssettiv—the Llilion'', ('ltitribc:s, ;i, ,r, Malta ; . 17 Drapv : r tiowcr i frorti tetts,t..., Sailed--tile iietsi:)°, l'hornlitli, t'or ( . coot,::7,,11; .; 1 • . Lau:lr. In cuwor.4tre,t, J 1; " ham: of s I),Augiltvr. ------ . . ,- 41414 rk . 1 J< -. . ') '''' . tl:ll.littrid;ty I, ( it , ill ~t •, . :t 4 l ' l' •t;)t to ' 0 ,0 , , , I 1 Cl 4. !iilSee. Ilkin,l L(tr, - , , A tiii, tifa 'l;',Jest cbu' l , ,,,t i,, , „ . , j , , • 1 , rci, . iso•sxue,aly t -.4‘ 1..014:,,,0rit, ,$, ~, o, 14 „0. Mr. Li- , ,,A1. I . 4ividson, of Loqcio4s, to Mo. i. [I z- 6 - .1 " cti. • -r , .., it• (in the t7th of last . C ) acther, at 000„,1 re 1 ,,, ;MTV I .. ,•„I'' n)As Fretrerkk 13,:v.tit, LS( or ti c • i: .ce, •''' ).. ie.. ..,1 /..1 , , , lector of ,Nloorshelub.ut • '; , i e.. •-:•.• .. On bunday last, ut l:Iii(011, l'fititte3 Alll,, r.' , ; *'''' : ter of the.ttev. E rands cattlyeriot L. ::: .; ,:i:,1,,,,11: ' of Sothiik. ---- ()It rytond4y last, at I;•• ;!a!oak, 34,... 1.. 2.1 ye.:! , , son of Tiloalas t lift, I ; I I .'' ' ~-. \ . ii , The b.sisir tia . )', 4;0: , • :. 1,1,. .' :,Y ,L,l A;;Clcd. . • ESC'. ji) 0, ;,1 IN 4.; t LI : :; , . ; i 4. ,' • . 11." n i 1 %Yn NkOil‘t•Ay ta.:: 2. . I .„2, ,:.: . •,' : • ,i. i,:,,, fl ti-': 1: 'limner, Ina v.ile q ; . ~ •,, ;,.! i, , „ .. .. i . ••• "'" Tkr , " '1 .; tif ~ i anti, utaAti;:i , ~ ;.: ~• .1 ,:,, ..,., ~ : , ..:) . , • ,:'. i Losgh, J., a::: :.; ... , , ".. ~:. P'' tin Ta t!. ..,.... . ~ ; , t ,_'.,% r 1. , . • . 1 , gat'(le7l,.. i+ , l ••.s. s,t,in: i..: .; .:, ,:.1.•, ! . .j, . - ! •, ,;,,t0; ' . 1 ) 1i the 21st , inst. :.:,, . •.., ,;:.,...', , ~ i, ,, “ 1! , - 1 " l ' Mn 4 I. I). I.:tlyti„ , 1:!- I..ttely, zit llr ha... !:;e .: .!--21 , pc!,- .:;ccr, 1* I-1"':•- ' ' • !I IX - ..bsbn, • aged 74, , Iv ." . On Tuesday the 14Itt thst,••.ot,ANlllZ,f‘f, ill i+LIJ , ' 4 " r. c.i;;IZIT`I", J 7.1 the ?Ist }cat otliiste;‘.. . • ~ , , , :,i,4,•• ! ' -', im tt l i r - sato , ' 1. ,t, , ttql" al:nit:4lo,g dine s." J" wite k,f ..*ti-. Nlqran•-, tle4lo:iir,Cletialy . "'"' Arotlo, .. Litss week, at I , .... , eah s agcd 03, k. ll • I "" tc '' 0 s t ;v11 1)/ ;•' glo,• heir Jo the tf.-:, . r iicLicon of ,Itilit4et ,l, „ ~,, yi,,„_ few d:: s, : .-: •,,, IluilLtingi, w4r `I 6 !•",:f.... j 4 , 11 . 1 ,--- . .- --.1' ... : - -. ; 1 subjeet,tield not at—all looked': at coweilded for the propriety' besides.op ate' grounds int then re. t th:lt ressed boig'ottts 91 Portugal. Jr• . 1741:14 , 114.10'19 "0 . 0.' froiThliteAriny -Extraordinaries t :tr po; pose. Mr:. Pi tt he ob.Ery ed, h3d r i vvr'44 . ehtl,•.t los case on a vneral principle. lie (14: coded , ;r.ott of 10,000 i, toriitarving•Emigrants, and sent, out rifthe country tor the same purvirse, ctie til t :: ground of peculiar circumstances in , haute may be said of this case, though the money.gyanted was not sem' out of the-kingdom.' jusripeatioo appjared now to 'be its sods. fgl:ory, asst was generally considered . at that period when lte made it. lie would also consider the igit l o ,l J4lliii titp yqar 180(i to' Count .Munster, tor t4T.4frnce of ljanover,„during the sitting of Parlia ment, though no reterence had been made to them uti to,: suhp,o, it c O -460 COllllllelely allalOgOUS to the pre,ent.. Ilium thw resolutiou. ot,, the Noble Lord, e c-uld not help rola' king; that it wa.s one which went distinctly to .ccitticum the of evety. AdMi• ti, l f:llion, It would even condemn the courses ;ich the Neb!e J,ord I.A•ad , pted during his own .11."1 , ii , ,tralich. The expetidittue was one which w P.-Amble, and it, was stated distinetly to %v., NVOI I C . 1.L11,(1 111 1,13 con! CLAIUI . I UI /MU , r .:ai 14Iiita'UtNteitt was eApres'ily 41o6q.lfrotii the doeu ,thetit• on •thie:•=itibie-, • - Mr. CIWI(Eit observed, that he did not quarrel !with the Baronet's .quotation,' but 'with hip ;comment opon After 'a ardi froth Mr. M. FITZGHE A :ti, the roolion Was igreed aS .WaS' also' another for an account of all sums levied at the Asizes'and Sess'ions in Ireland for 'Militia purposes since 1793,• and 'to whom paid. Mr.. Secretary C . ,6'NIN6 presented an extrat of a letter from Sir• John l‘loore to' J.H. Frere, dated Salannmea, Dec. 16, 1868.--Ordered to be printed. • COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY. The Ex_tiaprdinaries and Estimates of the Army, and the ACCOULIt of 3 per cent. Aunuities to be.paid off,. baviug been.relerred to the committee of Sup ply, the House resolved itself into the Committee.: FIDSEISSON said, that the first vote which he should proppse to the'Committee was, to cover the surplus of theEx:raordioaries of the Army beyond the voteof last year, He tnoved,,that . a sum not exceeding 215;4201. les. 7d. bs granted to his Ma jesty for the surplus of the Extraordinaries of the Army from the :25t1 . 1 Pecetnber, )807. Mr. WIIITHREAD ra,bseived- that there .were two items of 80001. each, which he wished :explained ; the otie to cseneral ..lontirg,tbeotherto Mr. Rog.iy, ; and bath for the payment of their allowances to the .Officers of the Patch regiment, formerly iu ri'ur service, but some years ago disbanded.— He wished to, know,how_the existence of these individuals, scattered as they were over Europe, was ascertained, in order to prevent impu;sition The Sttcaer,+u at \Vika . replied, that the utmost care was taken, by requiring , proper . eertificates, to ascertain,the existence of these individuals, before their allowances were issued., . Mr. M. FITZ : GERALD said, that some of theni re- sided in countries at war with as. The Seca sTAtiv at WAR stated that tbeirnatnes li it becu struck off. Gen. TAILETON wished to, know whether the al 10Wances were lull, or halt-lay; 411c1 whether the verification was as good as the cert:iici4e required from a ,British. Ot}iccr under sinniar circumstances ? The SECLIET.iIii' at. WAR replied, t hat the ohms were for Halt-p::y., Every certificate was sigtv ! ed by a Magistrate. . Mr. WHITBREAD wished to know who Mr, no ? gay. was ; and where he resided ? The SP4II6TARY at WAtt could not immediately say, as he had communication only with the.head of the .derartment with which Mr. Rugay corre sponded:_ _ _ wm, nu , . inquired whether the allowances of these officers in no case amounted to full-pay Mr. Husittssus answered that they never did.— They' were something less than 1011-pay. INlr...\\Tour,entAn eKpiessed his surprise that the ,Secretary should not know any ming of Mr. Ropy., it was his duty to render himself acqtraint cc! with the circtuustanees of all the grants which he propOSed to, tl,t. Committee. The Smartt-Aar at WAR repeated his former statement, that: his communication was only, with the head of the department, with which Mr. Rogay . corresponded. • • , Mr. iftyrossotif informed the . Hon. Gentleman that Mr.: Rogay - had been a reduced Lieutenant , - Colonel under -Gen.. Sontag, and that he had the maniNement of the distri , mtion, in the absence of the General. -.Where Mr. Rogay t hen . wits.he could not s,ty. Mr..W..Sstrrn represented the extreme-imposi non to which the country might be subjected on this score. Tett years after the disbanding of this Dutch corps, no less tt sum than 16,0001, was voted kir allowances to the Officers. Atter such a period as teu years, it might be supposed that many of those GentleMeti:might 'have got into 'other services, amid might, he'capable of'Matntaining.thernselves. •; Mr. i litYsK issoN said, that only six or seven year's IV4d elapsed since the disbanding of the regiment . . Imposition was guarded against very. easefully, and the fat was, thin the sums granted for their alb-m -at-We, s•a decreased atnount. Mr, • WHlTBRBAn'asked if there was any Objection to-the pros a `list el the Otiietirs to Whoin these allowances were granted'? • ' k.;:tANced.Lott of the Exctagoutut. obser,veti, that, the, pr, , d 1,4 inn of tho . W6.l.44.beatiende,d, with trines! inconvenience. It the kitith Gentlentawwish r edfor t.he lbrin. of the ' . certif4:ate, for the rate tar al 40,04 nckt, c . onsict.led. : wij,ll relation to ,the origins! pay, Le should lnive,no obje.aion, to the proch4J,oll of 14: Mr. 'Cans.ca produced a statement of the Army .Extraord haries , ,w ben , the Gentlemen, eppolite wet e' in power, .poe item:,ol which was .0,01)01.• to Gene ral tioniag for the allowances to the Dutch Otliceis. It thus appparizid t that the ;30001. : • ,Niltirp nAD a s ked,Arhat answer that was to a Nly.4ber .of ,P.irliatrent,wlm.l,o4 never ..ncpn. con', netted with any Administration ? CtioxEu teplied a , t h at he Thought. ;the e of the Gent,letnan's pbserVations w#l.• tAktibew, drat might talOicoogh or the inditdualf pmt .nertessaftlY , o4l). off. ,tbgt their. were inliumitioll to be praCtised„ the, impotor wosdd -Sc*cely (04e 111,4)sitellinen live fnr, ever, hilt Would givu Lobe i l xinsa:titrn A colousablegapwritece, t nay ,!,; wished' If) 1 ,4 p kidorine4 respo i cAißg i fi t ypio drawer by Mr. Adair, ,00 elOtiog wrio, The apswer of, the, SE cilt#i s iA.ltY at WAs.,was aucith)e. - MARTIN ,made some obseryations upon the sums granted for the allowances •to Emigrants, on which a long conversation ensued, and, the claims Of these untprtunate persons were most,.feelingly de tendeg ‘. . • 11.grp14 : howber of other queskions . were askeq,, ailLlTAFtrptiphs ,required ; after which the Ileso-. was.avegd to, iC3;eeo,ocm for 4etitaying rho.. Eitraordinaries of the Army 101 111 C C4ffelll year. .1,62ki,00a fc.t the cortunisati'•Cendrat'is I}rpaittttetlt tier the 44inc. pericki. • • (1) 9 ,0; tor the I.3arraLk Pep - ailment, saute !period. for Examining Accounts qtithib 1)-epurtingiits, from roc to 11{09. t 75,600 for Foreign and Secret Services tor the current 9li. - 1411. -117 r NM AT - MCC SIICI"M.1171131/J ITT - Or TIIC tBo9. 3 C4 , 1, , :0e, for the StoreitTeper; , Ceneral's Department ard hi. Deputies, 1809; - ' ki,iio, to make gotkl the ibsses sti".•;'7qol by the inhabi tants of the Faro lslatuts, from 11147 plutidfr ot-these Islands by the Letter •of klaßitie under i•aron flompesch„ f . 15,30s 19s. 6d. for-paying oil' ~j,s 0. 4d. /I.lr 14i1.411 . ChAilitiCS to Rik in SlV;Matin ' S In the . • t • ‘2 7 3-2s,GJ. to tote KSv. ~,, • tiOusebcini, resumed, the Report was ordered - to be recei,veit ou • . , WAYS AND MEANS. House went .into a Committee of Ways.and Means, to which, the, Accuunt of the Surplus of Ways and Means was vele, red, when the-sum at 12,757,0001. was voted for the Surplus of last. year's Ways andMeani ; c),000,0001. for, raising the ,S4p ply for Great Britain Inr the present peal by an isgite of Exchequer Bills; and the usual annual grants for the Militia, j The Report to be: received to•rnorrovf. watt, art It-E. Mr, WA Ring, in pursuance of - his,notice, •roso to One . : fru: the return 'of: certain AccOutit:s nom the War 3tht.e, ije stalcd, that the 'Objeo to which he dirt the.attentitin of the Hou:;:. was the state of the Atfcotoptant's drveluped by the Gth lteport of the Conitniisioners at Military In 'quiry: He noticed, that even the papers he wished for the pi ciin - ,..d0n of were inufficient to give the • formaLion ncce. , ;,ary, front the mode' in which 'lie t'eturns had of dithl , ht periods been tnaii. , up, Tie Clerksin tit,: War Cfilice.. bud, when 11).4! List new arrangtment *as:ill:l4e,- been angineaNd.'in number from ten to 'fifty.; yet. still the trusiptsss clf.t he office; so far front' being in state Of greater I!.rm Was it possible loop! backwolci 11.3,1 t. would hot cletAin the Haug, fort:cr prz:-,;'nl btu if any objeainn was 'made ft.> tux tootion. woul , l beg leaVe to . s,ty a kw words in con cluded by moving for . " A Return . 'of all' Annual RegierAn,,l Acconnt, noW in' the W; :r (i)tliee, Whe ther ArttlAt or DOI, ChsilltU.hti , i; the Ikgirrientg, ttre." atid tar a g reat . vatitly ). R othei Nitinsie turns aitd Aceonots. • On die (pi , s.iou being put, The Si ; 1;, ItarAttY at WAR said, be had no .objec ticm' whale , ,cr to the prodtiotoo - ot I.lloSe,.popeli, so far as they. could be found at, •and wera connected with hi; Otliee. He had, however, to intttrtn the 1 1011, Gentlentan that, When he. ante into 9 thce, he thought, it necessary to examine into the t t.f the accounCi;treasuresand to take treasures to ,• ex,,edite .their paving. Understanding at that time that there 'was a Parliamentary 'Cominisston sitting, who, devoted their time and attention to this subjed; he had con ceived It to bit his duty to wait the result of their in— vestigations before he commenced any plan' of re forth ofJUS own. This was the reason why he had not then proceeded to :take any further steps in ini prOving the mode ef conclu6ting the ,bosiness of the War Ottiee; and :he•trnEted, under th2S'e vircuin italices;the Eton. G:2.titicman would: not tiO*, his ritc r nion, as since the' iliOrts of . tho Commis. sioners were YCCOIVM:,iIid Whoic 01;:Itt:r 011 d WOLIN COUW froru the Proper dep'e - tinent. There was also anotlir.r reason for n , ..4 era!): ing these p 4 ‘k pets, hiCh ‘ctot•the gient it would tai:e the 'Clerks of the W.ar OtliCo to,l;r(Tale the buitneis already col;TlJined:ol as bie_.; . .teo tar backward, would be greittly reefrdeci, tt; the great injury of the public serviee. what t 4 /lon. Gentietriati'-fiaid' . with respt,q't to ch..: Me - red:se of ; Clerks, ho would only answer, :11:1;. the d:d '.that the to were found inadequate to WARDLL gait% of course it ca..!:l be of little use for him to hires, the motion If h:s Aiajestys niste'rs r&loseato aececk to it, tie must remind the Right 1.16 n, Secretary, that besides the 6f) Clerks to carry on the ordinal y businct,s lions the Ile w arrange ment, other Clerks had been tippuincod to bring up be back ticeoents, yet still the scanciiiioth mlriner in which the accounts were kept at 'the War. Oilice, Was a subjetl of universal complaint in ,t i tre '.artny. He knew teglments whoa account, had ,not . been passed for thirteen years: I- he 'ic , oold 'o4.,.aV pugetnettts had not been wade bcfore this tioA: to tfk., r ,y l en ? did'not saiiy change hail taker) place in the (Jake till his i v) . tice . Vas given, though the bth ltepe;'t el h;e C.m mission;had been on the litble (Th. less ii - refoini dicrelike place in the ottice, Puh!, ; ,, as'they had . been, Woult.l still be st;bj,-Oed losses; By By the Repe l -L ,appearcd, that .no ( WS than friim . qo t(:)';rio,o001. w3s los,t p:rytpasteps. 'lt ought Mu . ; to hr Yecolleaed, that 54,0001- per mun wasiitidlor taking caw of tiic va.coilt4i of this `office, tht i vnt l h he would'plei4; , ..! hi Inst.: to v;el it better '*lone "`.!'here tv.ts 1)0 Mid) contusion in the aceount di . the Irish as in those of: ihe War Orfic . e, by which Ofikilll arrears iron; tat: failure of Agents, and other ec:tningeoc;es to wit. Lit coninsioirexeosed The SECIIFTM:Y at WAR derCnckLl himself per sonaliy trot)) being liable" to any eke ee on these points, and re-staied the reason, which had indueed him to discontinue any plan ot 'relollll i 11 tne opt•i nioti of the CoMmissioners apOuinted by - Parliament o ,inquire ham'.she ;!:abject was 1 !town. eitad, ,howoc er, commenced aretornt long before the Hon. GentleMan'tvuotice, as could holrtned by• a ietter . of his u, the Treasury,' of an ace erior date, 'tiltiag the riaturit •:olithe •pi ("posed . alterations: Ile trusti'd • the. Honourable "Gelillemn ivOuld withdraw - his . -AtttiL`O, !lire I,l4eresent, ain't see WhAt stepi we:e taker! ay Governmentio.acconiplisli•the ot..j..,Cts he had in, viavi; • Bank St.,C l . 24. L , 24::;:;1°";-..1:it'14;iY11::S't::k.:ItC I t iaV Y LeHL-5S b b , ver I:eilt (797, ')4. l' r . Irish I prs ..”Q t. " l 4 lier Cctit. i.er :-.rs, ; 63 ,£> s:ittql • NHS, •i P .; j u; la ;till' r•lit • * /sum L . ton.srtzet, Grlivecor-sq au it a 3ridt